The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-12-10
The roads are again good.

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MuIligan Posts new officers, first page.
County co .nmissioners' convention first
page.
There is almost a cosl famine at Indepen-
denee.
Lexington should not give up the idea Of
boring for gas.
s.Only "A Farmers Daughter opera
house. March !.
A cure for chapped lips-keep the chaps
away from them.
There will be a large amount of building
here next spring.
Remember the entertainment at the Pres
byterian church this afternoon.
Lexington Fire Company N. 2. will give
a ball on Wednesday night, December %,
The Academy boys were down the street
with their new guns last I thursday afternoon
Mr.. Weaver of the opera house is arrang-
ing some very good bill boards about town.
Richmond Democrat:-"We predict the
SantaFe will bridge the river at Lexington
next year"
Mr.. A. J. Edelen, of Baltimore. a nephew
of Mr.. 10. Edelen. of this city. fell from a
derrick recently and was killed,
There will be an entertainment given in the
basement of the o. s. Presbyterian church,
| this evening, at 3 O'Clock. for the benefit OF
| the Belle Leyburn Missionary Society.
Mr.. f.. Allen, business manager of the 1n-
teilIgencer, now has his Office in the front OF
Mr.. McCausland's store, precluding the ne
cessity for climbing the stairs. He will be
| shekels you may have to spare, any little
personal or other items Of news. Don't be
backward, drop in and tell him what you
know.
Rev. f. P. Roe is a voluminous writer, and
although not very instructive ones his novels
are interesting. His latest work.''The Earth
Trembled," is written to illustrate the bitter
cling between the nortnerners and south
erners over the late war. and how the
Charleston earthquake. by bringing some OF
these people together In such y hammer as to
show their true characters, changed their
sentiments. The interest is Kept up to the
end. where the hero. q northern man. and
the heroine, a southern girl. are happily
united In marriage. The book is for sale by
Mr.. E. G. LOOMS.
Judge Richard Field being confined to bed
by muscular rheumatism. Monday last.
Judge XenOphon Ryiand was elected special
Judge and the court has been kept open this
week for the filing of motions aud making
Of advertised she IFS sales. No cases have
been tried, and the docket has been ad
vanced one week. 1t is hoped that Judge
Field Will be able to be on the rench mex
Monday. All cases set for this week are sci
over for the same day in next week. Liti-
l nm Iht kittSs|NS W" Itt"'S ahS ",
Also remember that each week Of the dOcke
as printed in the Intelligence has been pu
forward until the following week.
The young ladies' cooking club. the IL A
c. c., has been re-organiZed. with Miss Juli
Winsor as president, Miss Martha Crenshav
as secretary. and Miss Kittie Fulkerson a
treasurer. The other members are Mise
Ride Aull. Nav Anderson. Lillian Anderson
Helen Cobb. Mamie Cobb. BOXie Chiles. Id
Hyde. Lutte Chambers Lau u Grady. Mag
gle HYDE. Mary McClelland, Mamie Patter
son. Lizzie Smith. Minnie Nesle. RIOS
Young. Fannie Taubman and Mamie Young
/ The first dinner took place at Miss Rid
AulI's. last Monday. The next will occur /
= Miss Lutte Chambers, Monday, Decembe
18th.
; A party, given In honor of Miss Mar
Hughes, OF Richmond. and Miss Jessie Maj
O sur. Of ChillicOthe, guests of Mr.. and Mr.
Emison ChanslOr. took place last Thursda
\ night. The features Of the evening wei
cards, dancing, etc. Prof. Parker recited
/. selection, which VS. very finely done. an
7 was well received. There wrere present:
Misses Maggie Richardson, Myrtle Russo!
e Bodie Mouniioy. Bette Mountioy. MAI
McClelland. Virgie McClelland. Messr
n Geo. Wilson, Seth Serat. Il. p. Ryland. c.
Parker. ). n. Wilson. +. NJ. McCauslsnd.
S. Young. Mr.. AMI Mrs. q. A. Sturges. NJ
and Mrs. w. b. Bolton, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Sthith II Seplt "So q" - 'hSs go
the entire entertainment a social success.
The result of having what you adverti
and making 1t known through the INTEL
> gencer are attested by the following lett
from our enterpriSing fellow citizen and liz
STOCK man, Mr.. Il. Clinton SydnOr. +
says:-"Please withdraw my advertisemel
as l have sold out entirely OF pigs. male az
. female. Poland and Berkshire. l have had
very fine trade this fall and sold my last pa
on Yesterday. and have now nothing for sa
until spriny. Please 5 ate through yo,
e columns that l will offer as a special prem
um, next summer. at our fair. ten dollars fl
the best pair of pigs under six months oil
and five dollars for the next hest pair und
six months old; these pigs to be raised in Il
county. and to be the offspring 81 one Of IL
boars tn It | have sold this summer or IA!
The dams may be grades or pure bloods."
The following premiums were award
Mrs. A. Il. Williams at the Kansas City e!
position = Worsted quilt or wool, SO; La
a work, 81; bead flowers, 50; Trnjant's clOi
embroidery, -; silk floss embroidery. J.
cut embroidery, SO; linen or Cambrice Ell
broidery, 81; wooden NTH, 81; Guipure lac
81; point lace handkerchief, 81; brush broo
holder, 81; scrap bag,Sl: Mantel lambrequi
~ china pitcher, 81; wall banner, 81; SHIT
work. 50; painted tambOurine, 81; woa
> carving, Sd; sweepstakes, best display of
~ kinds, sis; one fine Domestic sewing 10
chine. given by the Domestic Sewing NJ
g, chine Co, valued at SO, for the best displ
OF tine needle work. We take pleasure
mentioning these awards, as they are the +
e. suit of much labor, directed by talent a
N good taste.